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27/02/2026

Work Safely Month is ending - here’s what we learned.

👉 Safety doesn't begin and end at work.
👉 Mental health problems and stress can lead to accidents - make sure you know how to spot signs of both
👉 Training is key for being aware and proactive with safety in the workplace

Let’s keep the momentum going - how are you going to prioritise working safely moving forward?

24/02/2026

Today is all about the CITB Health & Safety Awareness Course. Who is this course for, is it mandatory and how long does it take are just a few of the questions covered in our FAQ to this popular safety training option.

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20/02/2026

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17/02/2026

Becoming a professional in the UK means gaining the right training and qualifications. The scheme offers a pathway to advance from Trainee through the Advanced Scaffolder level.

👉 Grab your free guide to the CISRS scheme here:

The CISRS is the industry-standard accredited training route for scaffolders and holding a valid CISRS card proves your competence and legal right to work on construction sites

16/02/2026

12/02/2026

5 reasons to invest in stress awareness training:

👉 Understand how stress affects Mental Health
👉 Know how to support someone in mental distress
👉 Improve your communication skills
👉 Learn practical tools and techniques to manage stress
👉 Build a positive and productive workplace

The full range of Mental Health training options can be found here: https://bit.ly/35jEj9r

10/02/2026

Course Spotlight today on the Working Safely Course, as part of our ongoing support for .

This course is designed to give workers a firm grounding in the essentials of health and safety in the workplace.

Interested in booking onto an IOSH Working Safely course? We have options UK wide; find out more and book online here: https://bit.ly/4bb76gn

09/02/2026

If you're interested in joining the construction industry, why not attend Open Doors 2026. This popular event is delivered by Build UK alongside CITB and , enabling visitors onto sites and other workplaces to experience what a career in construction has to offer.

Open Doors events will take place this year 23-28 March; with CITB's Construction Workforce Outlook forecasting over 47,000 extra construction workers will be needed in the UK each year by 2029, this could be your time to shine!

More info here:

CITB continues its partnership with Open Doors as part of its commitment around new entrants and bridging the construction skills gap

05/02/2026

A movement we can get behind:

IOSH has joined leading professional bodies in signing a joint letter to the UK Government, urging stronger collaboration on skills and workforce development.

👉 The letter highlights the vital role professional bodies play in setting high standards, maintaining competence, and supporting lifelong learning
👉 It calls for closer partnership with government to boost productivity, reform public services, and support industrial growth
👉 IOSH emphasises the importance of recognising professional accreditation within national skills policy
👉 The coalition behind the letter represents over one million professionals across multiple sectors

IOSH says working more closely together can help ensure the UK workforce has the right skills to meet future economic and societal challenges.

👉 https://bit.ly/4a0nIoS

IOSH joins leading professional bodies in urging the UK government to strengthen skills, boost productivity and support a high‑standard workforce.

03/02/2026

February is Work Safely Month, a Lighthouse Charity campaign designed to highlight safety both on and off site.

It's really important to remember that safety doesn’t begin when you arrive on site; it begins long before then. Aspects such as sleep, stress and general wellbeing impact your overall behaviour and it's so important that your everyday wellbeing is cared for.

Work Safely Month also focuses on the practical steps everyone can take once they are on site. These small actions help teams stay alert, prepared and protected.

Read more here:

Safety starts with you. When we talk about safety, we often think of PPE, risk assessments and site rules. But safety doesn’t begin when you arrive on site. It begins […]

02/02/2026

Today is the day! The updated NEBOSH General Certificate training starts 2 February 2026! 🎉

We’re excited to welcome our learners onto the newly revised NEBOSH National & International General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety courses, aligned with NEBOSH’s latest syllabus updates.

Here’s what’s new:

👉 Teaching on the revised syllabus starts today — meaning you’re getting the most up-to-date content designed for modern workplace safety.
👉 The qualification remains structured around two units — a 24-hour scenario-based assessment (GNC1/GIC1) and a practical risk assessment (GNC2/GIC2).
👉 Unit 2 now uses a points-based marking system with transparent feedback and a pass mark of 60 %.
👉 Both unit results will be issued together after assessments.

First assessments under the new syllabus begin from 4 March 2026, so there’s still time to get fully prepared.

Ready to start or have questions? Drop us a message or book your place today!



National General Certificate online booking options: https://bit.ly/4bg2WE9
International General Certificate online booking options: https://bit.ly/3NnF0Vt

NEBOSH International General Certificate courses are aimed at delegates who are based outside of the UK, available as open courses or dedicated courses at own sites

29/01/2026

If you work in utilities, construction, or infrastructure, you’ve probably heard both and mentioned, but are they actually the same thing? It’s a common source of confusion for employers and workers trying to stay compliant, so we’ve put together a simple guide that explains what each card is, how they differ, and when you might need one, the other, or both.

If you want clear, straightforward advice to help you choose the right qualification for your role, this blog will walk you through it. Read the full article here:-

https://bit.ly/4jtCUPN